On a cold night in February 2007, as a high school neophyte to the world of psychedelic improvisation, I ventured with comrades in arms to the now-ghostly halls of Philadelphia's Electric Factory, marking my inaugural pilgrimage into 'The Lot' and the immersive baptism by fire that is a live concert. This night, moe. took to the stage, unfurling a tapestry of jams that, while occasionally one-dimensional, thrummed with a playful, jammy vigor, igniting the air with electric camaraderie. The evening's genesis was a serendipitous reunion of the Disco Biscuits, a 12-minute odyssey led by Marc Brownstein's chromatic bass lines that not only stitched the fabric of the jam but also resonated deep within my burgeoning musician's soul, influencing the stylistic contours I would later weave with my band, Agents of Mayhem. Amidst the aural feast, "McBain" emerged as a transcendental anthem, and the acoustic opening set blazed like a beacon, etching a fiery sigil of sonic exploration and communal rapture in my memory, an enduring emblem of my journey into the kaleidoscopic realm of live music.

This show was great. Third time I have seen moe. Twice at the Electric Factory. Not my favorite place to see a show but the band made it worthwhile. The San Ber'dino encore SMOKED!

Ya, moe. definitely be attacking 2007 with a vengeance. Not sure what to say, this show just plain makes me smile....yes, partial set posted here, but the rest is up somewhere, and this is a gooood recording (ie, instuments, vocals, audience...all at perfect levels, nothing overwhelming anything thing else)